"A striking portrait of a period of change and contradiction . . . Readers will find it tough to look away." – Publisher's Weekly "The 1990s: A Visual History of the Decade" by Henry Carroll is available now.

Feared, revered, respected, and beloved, cats have left an indelible paw print on the histories and civilizations of humankind. On Wed, Nov 19, author Jerry D. Moore discuss our relationship with cats, big and small, at Vroman’s Bookstore (@vromans). https://t.co/fOkJgjfuan

A fabulous visual reference of William Morris’s extensive range of textile and wallpaper designs. Order your copy today at https://t.co/ayfGjmKN6N.

Out now, "Slow Looking: The Art of Nature" is a reminder of the joy that can be found in taking the time to contemplate and savor the world around us, something that artists have explored for centuries. Take a minute with us now to look at “Beach Flowers” by Gordon Mortensen 🌸

All photographs © 2025 Peter and Beverly Pickford.

Travel with us to South Africa’s Transkei on the Indian Ocean; see the endangered whale sharks of Australia’s Ningaloo Coast; and brave the icy waters of Alaska and British Columbia’s south-west coast—all through Peter and Beverly Pickford's new book, "Wild Ocean," available now.

Out now, "Aviary: The Bird in Contemporary Photography" is a thought-provoking visual study of contemporary bird photography, highlighting the beautiful, complex, and occasionally dark relationship between humans and birds. 📸: Christine Ward, “Connection,” 2023 © Christine Ward

Jill Furmanovsky has been documenting Oasis since 1994, through the tense shows in 2009, and now into a new beginning in 2025. Oasis: Trying to Find a Way Out of Nowhere includes 500+ acclaimed and classic shots alongside swathes of candid, behind-the-scenes images.

Out today across North America, Amber Guinness’s third cookbook “Winter in Tuscany” is an invitation to slow down and savor the cozy fall and wintry flavors from the region. Get a copy of today. Image: © Roberta Paolucci (@roberta.paolucci)

In “Wild Ocean,” out October 21, wildlife photographers Peter and Beverly Pickford take readers on a magnificent and immersive journey across the world’s last wild oceans and coasts. Pre-order a copy of the book today.

BOOK EVENT | Celebrate the release of The Domestic Stage at vowels in NYC on Wednesday, October 29. Now available in the US, this book explores the role of the domestic interior in fashion photography and its importance in defining a new fashion image.

Image credit © James Dickson Innes, Arenig, North Wales, 1913, Oil paint on plywood, 85.7 x 113.7 cm Courtesy of Tate, London, Presented by Rowland Burdon-Muller 1928. (Cropped)

Discover stunning artworks that illustrate the unending connection between artistic expression and the natural world in "Slow Looking: The Art of Nature," out on October 21.

Join us on Wed, Oct 15, 6:30pm for the launch of “Performance Art: From Futurism to the Present” by RoseLee Goldberg, now in its fourth edition, at Hauser & Wirth's 18th Street location in New York City. Register now: https://t.co/JdFcuPPtFl

“Great Art Explained” unveils the fascinating stories behind some of the world’s most iconic paintings and sculptures, proving that there’s more to art than just watching paint dry. Publishing October 14 in the US, “Great Art Explained" is available for pre-order now.

Coming in October, "Mini Designers" introduces creative children to the world of graphic and product design. With 20 projects by designers from across the world, this book teaches mini designers what good design can accomplish and how to apply those principles through crafts.

Now available: a celebration, in thrilling text and stunning photographs, of twenty of the most daring women mountaineers from around the globe. Photograph: Joshua Jarrin. Juliana Garcia climbing on Huandoy Este.

Now available in the US, “Assemble: Building Collective” is a heavily illustrated monograph on the Turner Prize-winning architecture collective of the same name. Order your copy today.

Discover Mexico's vibrant residential architecture scene in "Casa Mexicana" by writer Jonathan Bell and architectural photographer Edmund Sumner.

Working in both New York and Paris, Louis Stettner captured incredible scenes of urban life against the backdrop of monumental architecture in the two metropolitan centers. © Louis Stettner Estate. "Brooklyn Promenade, Brooklyn, New York," 1954